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Nigeria: Gays and Lesbians, We Will Not Keep Quiet!

By Philip Amiola Same sex marriage has been a subject of public debate for a long time. A cursory review of ancient literature traces this contention to the antediluvian age. Since then, proponents of this world view have coined several … read more »

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Ghana: The paradox of loud anti-gay cries

Tachie, J. Komla Atsu …. and the absence of libation at national events The debate over the appropriateness or otherwise of the gay practice in recent times seems to have taken the better part of our national discourse. Listening and … read more »

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Ghana: Homosexuality and the False Debate

Hagan, Ebenezer There has been a lot of talk and broadcast on the state of homosexuality in Ghana. The talk has largely focused on the legal status of homosexuals in Ghana and in support of their stance, those who believe … read more »

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Ugandan gays battle for equality

Kampala – Pastor Solomon Male is worried. “Failed morals” in Uganda need urgent correcting, he says, arguing emphatically that gays and lesbians are responsible for much social delinquency. “Homosexuality is a danger. First those engaged in it have no gender … read more »

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Homosexuality in Ghana and a Nonchalant President

Where did all these Homosexuals suddenly spring from? How come they are so vocal now? What makes Ghana’s current environment conducive to their sudden bravery? Is homosexuality a crime? Is it a sin? And if so, why is it that … read more »

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Homosexuality In Ghana And A Nonchalant President

Where did all these Homosexuals suddenly spring from? How come they are so vocal now? What makes Ghana’s current environment conducive to their sudden bravery? Is homosexuality a crime? Is it a sin? And if so, why is it that … read more »

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Homosexuality In Ghana – An Under-Estimation Of A Myth Or Reality?

“We’re in a state of crises where our nation is literally ripping apart at the seams right now, and lawlessness is occurring from one nation to the other. And we’re seeing the fulfilment of the book of Judges here in … read more »

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The Homosexuality Conundrum

Let them be, we have been told. What two consenting adults do within the confines of their room/privacy is no one’s business? Is it really true? Can two persons or even one who decides to commit suicide be said to … read more »

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Revelation of Homosexual Life in Ethiopia – Part 1

For most Ethiopians, myself included, homosexuality is a rarely discussed act of depravity. It is generally understood that such acts are practiced by drug-crazed young people negatively influenced by western culture. Many lament the defiling of our Ethiopian heritage through … read more »

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Tale of gay woman forced to marry to protect ‘honour’

“I took off my hijab, and I threw it on the floor and my brother got really mad. It’s the worst thing I could have done to offend my religion, aside from burn or tear the Koran. “My mother, she … read more »

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